Social Entrepreneurship in Africa

Social Entrepreneurship in Africa

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Social Entrepreneurship in Africa episodes

  • Cultivating Change: How social Entrepreneurship is Revolutionizing Agriculture in Uganda

    We welcome you all to tune in to our latest podcast episode where Ms Annet Nakyanzi is our speaker under the topic: Cultivating Change: How social Entrepreneurship is Revolutionizing Agriculture in Uganda


    In this episode, we are going to talk about how Social Entrepreneurship is Revolutionizing Agriculture in Uganda . Exploring innovative ventures driving agricultural transformation, empowering communities, and boosting sustainability through social impact initiatives in Uganda’s farming sector today.

    29 min
  • Nursing and Midwifery Education: Bridging the Healthcare Gap in Rural Uganda.

    In this Episode, we delve into the transformative power of education and innovation in healthcare with Dr. Robert Kalyesubula, the visionary founder of the African Community Centre for Social Sustainability (ACCESS). From a personal journey marked by resilience and hope to the creation of an organization that empowers vulnerable communities, Dr. Kalyesubula shares how ACCESS is tackling Uganda's critical healthcare challenges.

    Discover how nursing and midwifery education is bridging the 80-20% divide in Uganda’s healthcare system, where 80% of the workforce is concentrated in urban areas, leaving rural communities underserved. Learn about ACCESS’s impactful initiatives in Nakaseke, from providing advanced healthcare to equipping communities with sustainable economic solutions.

    This episode is an inspiring exploration of how dedicated individuals and organizations are creating a brighter, healthier future for Uganda’s most vulnerable populations. Tune in to hear Dr. Kalyesubula’s remarkable story and his unwavering mission to transform lives through health, education, and economic empowerment.

    30 min
  • Creating an enabling environment for Children with Special Needs in Uganda.


    In our 2nd episode of season 5, we host Florence Namaganda, the Founder of Mukisa Foundation. This episode highlights the organization's work in Uganda, addressing the deep-rooted stigma and negative beliefs surrounding disability. The foundation, named "Mukisa" (meaning "blessing" in Luganda), seeks to transform the narrative that children with disabilities are cursed or a burden. These harmful beliefs lead to social exclusion, shame, and neglect. The founder's journey began during her physiotherapy training, where she was inspired to support children with disabilities after witnessing the challenges they and their families face.

    The foundation now serves over 6,000 children across four locations, offering comprehensive support. Services include health care (medical care, surgeries, assistive devices), nutritional support, education (inclusive schools and vocational training), and family empowerment (psychosocial support and community building).



    42 min
  • Handholding Through the Sustainability Journey: Practical Support for Businesses

    In this episode, we feature Joan Larok, the team lead at Magisters Training Associates. She will be discussing the topic, 'Handholding Through the Sustainability Journey: Practical Support for Businesses.' Joan shares her insights and experiences on how businesses can navigate their sustainability challenges with practical, hands-on guidance, ensuring long-term growth and impact. Don't miss this enlightening conversation

    35 min
  • Using Nutritious Ice pops to Promote Health and Sustainability living in Uganda

    In this enlightening episode, we are joined by Lynnet Akol, a pioneering entrepreneur passionate about health and sustainability. Lynnet shares her journey of creating nutritious ice pops that are not only delicious but also packed with essential vitamins and minerals, promoting healthier lifestyles in Uganda.

    Listen in to learn how a simple, refreshing treat can make a significant difference in health outcomes and support sustainable living in Uganda. Whether you're interested in nutrition, sustainability, or entrepreneurship, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.

    Don't miss this fascinating conversation with Lynnet Akol, where we explore the intersection of health, innovation, and sustainability.


    16 min
  • How a woman social entrepreneur has transformed tamarind fruits into a highly nutritious food business in Uganda.


    This episode dives into the inspiring story of a remarkable social entrepreneur! We explore how she's not only creating delicious and nutritious tamarind juice, but also using her business to empower girls/women and their children born outside marriage in Uganda.

    Here's what you'll learn:

    • How this entrepreneur is adding value to a traditional fruit.
    • The health benefits of her innovative tamarind juice.
    • How she's creating job opportunities and empowering women and girls born outside of marriage.
    • The inspiring journey of a social entrepreneur making a real difference.
    • Ready to be inspired? Listen in!


      23 min
    • Designing opportunities for young women social entrepreneurs in Uganda creates sustainable impact - case of POWER project.

      Ever wondered how young women are revolutionizing sexual and reproductive health (SHR/FP)?

      ✨ Our guest, Mr. Shane Ohalloran, dives deep into the POWER project's incredible success stories in this inspiring episode!

      You will hear firsthand how young women entrepreneurs scaled their SHR/FP businesses in just 9 months! Plus, Mr. Ohalloran unveils the key learnings and exciting plans for POWER's global expansion!

      Don't miss this episode—it's packed with empowerment, innovation, and a glimpse into the future of health!

      25 min
    • Empowering women through eradicating period poverty in Northern Uganda.

      Join us on this episode as we delve into the inspiring efforts to eradicate period poverty in Northern Uganda and empower women in the region. Despite progress in various aspects, access to menstrual hygiene products remains a significant challenge for many women and girls, impacting their health, education, and overall well-being.

      Our guest speaker Mr. Muusa Bukenya shares his journey, impacts of period poverty and how addressing this issue is a crucial step towards gender equality and women's empowerment.

      34 min
    • Building Resilience in Teenagers as a social entrepreneur: A guide for parents

      Navigating the challenges of adolescence can be a complex journey, and parents often find themselves seeking guidance on fostering resilience in their teenagers. Our guest speaker Dr. Hanifah Sengendo CEO Stepping Stones Platform and also an Adolescent Health Expert brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the conversation, offering practical insights and valuable strategies for parents looking to support their teens in developing resilience.

      Enjoy the listening.

      35 min

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